Some of the coolest shots in movies are ones where the camera just glides alongside the action. You can replicate that look with your phone or GoPro by using the iStabilizer Dolly, which 9to5Toys Specials has for $39 shipped.

This four-wheeled platform has a flexible arm to hold your device in the perfect position for filming. It means you can get down really low, while the mount keeps a tight hold of your iPhone, iPod Touch, or GoPro camera. The dolly underneath is well made, and it has large, soft wheels to iron out the bumps. You simply push the dolly along to get a panning shot, or you can adjust the chassis so the cart rolls around an object. At just over a pound, this is probably the lightest high-quality video accessory you could come across.

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We’ve partnered with ThnkDev to give away fifty free licenses of its popular Mac OS X utility: QuickRes. We recommended this app in our review and have found it to be a must-have partner for your built-in or external display.

Head below for full details on the app and to learn how you can grab one for yourself. expand full story

When the Lightning connecter was originally revealed alongside iPhone 5 back in 2012, Apple singled out its reversibility as a major feature. It made plugging in your iPhone an even more brainless task. The only problem is that being reversible doesn’t help if you can’t see where the Lightning port is on your iPhone, iPad, or iPod. That’s when Sewell’s ingenious Lightning cable comes in handy… expand full story

We’ve long been fans of JBL’s Bluetooth speaker offerings and the recently released Charge 2+ and Clip+ were no exceptions. Today the popular audio manufacturer has teased two new speakers via its YouTube channel that are designed for outdoor and on-the-go listening.

JBL’s Flip3 will be a follow-up to the previous generation model while the new Xtreme Portable Speaker has a bigger build for “larger sound”. Head below for full details and videos on both options. expand full story